Her Gatsby

I.

As the youngest daughter of the wealthy Zhuang family, Zhuang Feiyang has two defining qualities: beauty and money.

One day, she meets Liang Sen, a tech tycoon who worked his way up from nothing.

At first sight, she knows he is the one.

II.

Three years into their marriage.

One day, before Liang Sen leaves, Zhuang Feiyang leans against the doorframe and says with a faint smile, "I saw your moonlight. We look a lot alike."

Her tone is as casual as if she were talking about a new dress she'd bought.

She says, "Liang Sen, I don't want to be with you anymore."

"You're not good enough for me."

And she really does walk away, leaving Liang Sen to search for her like a madman.

Gatsby died, and Daisy didn't shed a single tear.

Liang Sen is luckier than Gatsby, because Zhuang Feiyang is still there for him.

But he never imagined that one day she might stop loving him.

The wife-chasing crematorium trope: a broken mirror doesn't always get put back together.

Arrogant, headstrong beauty with a kind heart x tech tycoon who's all bark and no bite.

Warning: Old-school tropes, the author's personal guilty pleasure, and some truly odd characters. Just here for the fun, so please don't flame if it's not for you.